Real America's Voice: American Sunrise

Episode Summary – September 23, 2025

Main Theme & Purpose

This episode of American Sunrise on Real America's Voice offers an unfiltered, "America First" look at key political and cultural developments, centering primarily on President Trump’s impending address to the United Nations General Assembly and high-stakes meetings on global security and Middle East diplomacy. The show further examines new federal health advisories linking Tylenol use in pregnancy to autism, the ongoing investigation into the assassination of Charlie Kirk, debates over political language and “wokeness” in global institutions, and shifts in both cultural and economic spheres.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. President Trump at the United Nations

Focus: Trump’s UN address, America’s global posture, Middle East peace, UN skepticism

• Setting the Stage (03:47–06:50):

  • Trump to address the UN at 9:50am ET; panel anticipates sharp criticism of global institutions, affirmation of “America First” values, and skepticism about the efficacy and spending of the UN.
  • David Brody: “He’s basically gonna say, ’You’re not doing a good job.’ He’s gonna rail against global institutions like the United Nations… They’ve already cut a billion dollars to the UN. Biden gave $13 billion, Trump projected to cut $4 billion more in a second term.” (04:22)
  • Dr. Gina: “If there’s one thing the UN stands for, it’s getting a whole lot of nothing done for a whole lot of money that doesn’t need to be spent.” (05:44)

• UN “Behind the Scenes” & Arab States (06:50–08:14):

  • Focus on back-channel and off-camera meetings, especially with Arab leaders.
  • Panel expects discussions about rebuilding Gaza and pressuring Hamas, with skepticism over the UN’s ability to enforce or broker real solutions.

• Ambassador Mike Huckabee’s Perspective (25:55–34:32):

  • Strongly critical of UN recognition of a Palestinian state without clear leadership or defined borders:

    "There’s more power in a lawnmower than in all of the United Nations put together. It’s the ultimate form of hypocrisy for them to say they’re going to declare a Palestinian state. Where is it going to be? Who’s going to lead it? What are the boundaries? Show me the map. They can’t do any of it. All they have done is empower Hamas." – Mike Huckabee (26:35)

  • Affirms Israel’s global value to the US: "Most Americans don’t understand what Israel does for us—it’s not a one-way street. Military hardware, intelligence—America is kept safer by this partnership." (30:50)
  • Highlights Arab League's recent call for Hamas to disarm and release hostages, contrasting with European moves to recognize Palestinian statehood.

2. Domestic Politics: Government Shutdown Looms

Focus: Congressional gridlock, continuing resolution, intra-party rifts

• Rep. Mark Alford on Budget Stalemate (12:41–16:18):
  • Blames Democrats and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer for lack of action, predicts a brief shutdown:

    “This will be a Schumer shutdown if it happens… We’ve already shot down their proposal to add $1.4 trillion more to the debt... It’s always tougher to open back up the government than it is to shut it down.” – Rep. Mark Alford (13:22)

  • Stresses that House Republicans have advanced appropriations bills and are determined to avoid Democratic priorities, such as Medicaid coverage for undocumented immigrants.

3. Health Policy Controversy: Tylenol & Autism

Focus: White House warning, autism research, medical debate

• White House Advisory (10:51–12:39):
  • Trump and RFK Jr. issue warning about Tylenol (acetaminophen) use in pregnancy being linked to increased autism risk.
  • Rep. Alford: “If Tylenol… doesn’t cause every case of autism, but if it’s causing a portion—shouldn’t we be warning mothers to be?” (12:21)
• Critical Medical Opinions:
  • Dr. Thorpe (The Wellness Company):

    “They overrate the contribution of Tylenol and underrate the effects of the vaccine. At the wellness company, some of us are calling this operation Tylenol smokescreen.” (41:16)

  • Dr. Peter Hilgartner (Integrative Medicine):

    “Yes, acetaminophen is certainly implicated because it depletes glutathione, a key immune antioxidant, but the broader issue is toxic exposures in early childhood—a problem for the future of America.” (99:06)

• Panel Consensus:
  • Applaud increased research and transparency but note the need for comprehensive scrutiny of both pharmaceuticals and vaccines in relation to autism (105:41).

4. Culture War: Language, Gender, and Wokeness

Focus: NATO terminology changes, defense of traditional roles

• NATO’s “Woke” Language Policy (49:14–53:54):
  • NATO bans “airmen,” “servicemen,” “manning,” etc., replacing them with gender-neutral alternatives.
  • Panel reactions range from dismissive (“Just words—focus on real issues”) to critical of the incremental cultural shift:

    “When you change the language, you change the culture… This is more than just woke—it’s intentional.” – David Brody (51:45)

  • Dr. Gina defends traditional gender roles and biblical family structure; panel discusses the importance of language:

    “I love my role as a woman… There is no other role in the world that gets to be a conduit by which God sends life itself.” – Dr. Gina (52:31)

5. The Charlie Kirk Assassination Aftermath

Focus: Ongoing FBI investigation, skepticism, healing and mobilization

• FBI Investigates Further (73:47–78:31):

  • Chief White House Correspondent Brian Glenn relays that the FBI (Dir. Kash Patel) is probing possible accomplices, examining crowd behavior, gun logistics, and alternate theories.
  • Co-hosts and guests express ongoing skepticism and call for thorough answers:

    “Every day, I get 50 friends sending me: There’s no way that guy shot Charlie, at least not the actual death blow… I’m glad the FBI isn’t closing the books.” – Dr. Gina (73:47)

• Faith and Political Legacy (57:45–61:47):

  • Victor Marks, ATP Ministries, on the “awakening” after Kirk’s death:

    “God knows how to take what Satan meant for the worst, to destroy, and turn it really for his glory, which is a miracle in itself.” (58:54)

  • A call for churches to be ready to welcome the newly awakened, foster truth, and fill the spiritual and cultural void stirred by the tragedy.

6. Economic and Social Headlines

Focus: Markets, business headlines, media balance

• Market Segment (84:07–86:26):
  • Jake Novak discusses Nvidia’s $100 billion AI investment, Spirit Airlines’ struggles blamed on Biden admin policies blocking mergers, and shifts in beer market share post-Bud Light backlash.
• Media “Swamp”:
  • FCC chair Brendan Carr raises the question of whether The View should count as “news” due to lack of balance, possibly invoking equal time rules (81:14–82:11).

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On UN’s Power:

  "There’s more power in a lawnmower than in all of the United Nations put together."
  — Mike Huckabee, U.S. Ambassador to Israel (26:35)

• On Global Institutions:

  “He’s going to be railing against global institutions, and guess what? He’s speaking to a…global institution.”
  — David Brody (115:02)

• On Investigating Autism:

  “Every single drug ever pulled from the market was once labeled safe and effective. How about you let that sink in for a minute?”
  — Steve Gruber (104:06)

• On Cultural & Spiritual Response to Tragedy:

  “People want the truth of what God is able to do in their lives through his power and redemption of the cross… when people come to church, it’s for a reason.”
  — Victor Marks (59:46)

Timestamps for Key Segments

• UN/Trump Preview & Analysis:

  • 03:47–08:14, 25:55–34:32, 114:57–123:33

• Domestic Politics & Shutdown:

  • 12:41–16:18

• Tylenol & Autism Health Segment:

  • 41:16–43:37, 99:06–110:23

• NATO Language Controversy:

  • 49:14–53:54

• Charlie Kirk Investigation:

  • 73:47–78:31, 57:45–61:47

• Markets & Economy:

  • 84:07–86:26

Tone & Panel Dynamics

• Confident, adversarial, sometimes tongue-in-cheek and humorous—especially toward international bodies or "woke" trends.
• Strong focus on American exceptionalism, skepticism of globalism, and defense of traditional values.
• Hosts foster candid discussion with invited guests but routinely bring debate back to the core theme: America First.

For Listeners Who Missed The Episode

This episode of American Sunrise is a comprehensive, unapologetic tour through the week’s major political, cultural, and policy battles from the Real America’s Voice/“America First” perspective. Key takeaways include the expectation for Trump’s assertive, anti-globalist posture at the UN, emerging debates over childhood health and pharmaceutical safety, sharp skepticism of progressive institutional reforms, and the continuing ripple effects (political, spiritual, and investigative) from the Charlie Kirk assassination. The panel offers robust debate, practical advice, and takes pride in pushing boundaries typically avoided or censored in mainstream media—making the show an essential listen for their audience.